Chris Goble, M.A.
Advisor, WMCR Radio & MC-TV
Instructor

Contact information:

Wallace Hall 310
(309) 457-2216
cgoble@monm.edu

Office Hours:
          MW 10-11, MW 3-4, R 12-2
        or by appt.

Education:

B.A. Eastern Illinois University, 1995; M.A. Eastern Illinois University, 1996.

Courses Taught:

COMM 101 Fundamentals of Communication
COMM 115/116 215/216 Media Workshops          
COMM 269 Multi-Media Production  
COMM 321 & 421 Junior & Senior Colloquium
COMM 369 Convergent Media Production
PUBR 367 Layout and Design

Teaching Interests:

Radio-TV Production, Multi-media, Public Communication

Research Interests:

Media History, Media Programming, Creative Writing

Projects:

Follow Chris's MC blog about Student Broadcasting or on his production blog on blogspot.

 

"Love, Marriage and Family:Traditionally" Documentary

"Hidden Homeless" Documentary

Journey Stories Oral History Project

Western Stoneware Documentary

About Chris Goble:

Chris Goble started his media career early in life.  Beginning as a Disc Jockey at a local station while in high school, He spent 12 years spinning records for adoring fans. Chris earned his M.A. in Speech Communication/Radio TV from Eastern Illinois University in 1996. Since then he has worked as News Director/Instructor at Northern Illinois University’s student television center in DeKalb, IL. After three years, Chris left to become an Instructor in media at Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, IA. After another three years, he went to work at WQAD-TV in Moline, IL as a News Videographer. In 2003 Chris became Night Manager/Distance Technology Manager at Western Illinois University in the Quad Cities. In the Fall of 2004 Monmouth College decided to give this farm boy from Central Illinois a go as an instructor in media technology and advisor to MC-TV.

On the personal side, Chris is married and has a daughter. He not only teaches media but pursues media as a hobby. He enjoys movies, TV and old radio shows. His DVD collection is excessive (this information comes from his wife Susan) and he is always willing to discuss the appalling nature of Greedo shooting first in Star Wars Special Edition. Chris enjoys a good joke (as this bio should indicate) and hopes students always realize his door is open.